Oceania Cruises
Upper-premium mid-sized ships carrying up to 1,250 guests with a culinary focus the line calls The Finest Cuisine at Sea. Oceania — owned by Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings — spends significantly more time in port than larger lines, with overnight stays and destination-rich itineraries.
645sailings tracked
94Launched 2012Oceania Riviera
92ClassicOceania Nautica
91Launched 2011Oceania Marina
90ClassicOceania Insignia
90ClassicOceania Sirena
89New ShipOceania Allura
84New ShipOceania Sonata
75New ShipOceania Vista
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Oceania Cruises — FAQ
We track every Oceania Cruises fare and rank it against what comparable sailings on that same ship (similar length, cabin and season) have cost, never a fleet average or a different ship. A higher 0–100 score means the fare sits closer to the cheap end of that range. Only fares scoring 75 or higher show up here.
Oceania Insignia currently has the most active deals (6), and Oceania Riviera holds the highest deal score (94). For the lowest nightly price, older ships tend to clear the cheapest fares as a sailing nears its departure window.
A ship only appears with deals when at least one live fare scores 75+ against its own history. Ships in the "rest of the fleet" list are tracked continuously — we just haven't seen a fare worth flagging recently. Track any ship to get an alert the moment one clears the bar.
Yes. We're a price tracker, not a booking site — your fare is identical whether or not you use our link. We may earn an affiliate commission from the cruise line, and that never changes the score.
We refresh Oceania Cruises fares every day for every tracked ship, so the scores reflect current pricing. Pro members get an instant alert the moment a fare crosses 90+, plus up to 9 months of price history and volatility scores.